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The finite-temperature magnetic properties of the (100) surface of vanadium have been studied by means of spin-fluctuation theory. It is found that the surface contribution to the magnetic susceptibility exhibits strong temperature dependence having its origin in the appearance of large localized moments at the surface. These moments show antiferromagnetic interactions. These findings are in agreement with recent experiments.
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Grempel et al. (1980) studied this question.
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